Centennial of John Marshall's Supreme Court era observed in Capitol
The centennial of John Marshall becoming chief justice was celebrated at the Capitol with dignitaries including President McKinley, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, and diplomats. Wayne MacVeagh delivered the oration, praising Marshall’s constitutional leadership and the court’s role in shaping federal power, as Chief Justice Fuller spoke on Marshall’s impact.
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Tribute to Marshall and American liberty principles
The speech recalls John Marshall’s birth in 1755 and his rise as a soldier, Virginia legislator, and chief justice. It extols the Union’s constitutional settlement, the rule of law, and America’s divine mission to spread liberty and justice, urging unity while honoring the judiciary and national institutions.
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Victoria's Remains Resting At Windsor Funeral Pageant
Victoria's remains travel through London amid unparalleled pomp and pageantry. The procession draws tens of thousands, with 35 000 troops parading, royal and foreign dignitaries in splendid uniforms, and the coffin borne to Windsor amid wet cold day and ceremonial gun salutes.
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Removal of the Remains From Royal Yacht to Funeral Train
The queen's remains were moved from the royal yacht Alberta to a special carriage and conveyed to the king's train bound for London. King Edward, Queen Alexandra, and princesses accompanied, with a short service on the deck. Notable attendees included Prince Arthur of Connaught and Prince Henry of Prussia as ships fired mournful salutes.
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The Procession in London One of the Most Imposing Recorded
London mourns queen with a vast, orderly funeral procession as crowds gather along the route. Women lead the observance, nurses stand watch along streets, and royal mourning decor fills Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace. The gun carriage, King Edward and allied monarchs pass, then the cortege enters St George's Chapel for services.
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St. George's Chapel
Sampson Schley dispute erupts in Senate debate
In Wasuxatoy Feb 4 the Senate debated the Sampson Schley controversy with Mr Chandler criticizing Secretary Long s letter and Mr Pettigrew accusing promotions favoring Sampson over Schley. Other senators questioned executive communication methods as Madam Teller weighed in. In the House the session opened after Marshall exercises and moved to consider a Spain claims commission bill postponed earlier.
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House
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Spain
Kitchener Reports South Africa Actions In Dark Night
Lord Kitchener gives war office dispatch from Pretoria dated Feb eight detailing Moddersfontein casualties two officers killed two wounded after a night raid in heavy rain by about 1 400 Boers with two guns. Campbell 600 Boers driven back with losses. French near Bethel moving east driving enemy with slight advantage. four ambulances captured while seeking wounded. doctors released. Du Wet force reported south of Do Wetsdorp.
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FIRST OVER PEKIN WALLS
United States soldiers land at the Presidio general hospital after returning from Manila on the Warren. Most are convalescent with two hundred in hospital. Major Penrone, a Warren passenger, is a patient. Colonel A S Daggett has a short leave and is noted as first over the walls at Pekin with regimental colors planted unveiling the wall.
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The Dead Queen at Rest at Frogmore
Winds on February 4 8:30 pm rites ended the queen's memorial with the body laid in Frogmore Mausoleum. King William and royal family attended the service beside the coffin at an early hour this morning. Also from Artania February 4 no duel between Atlanta men Hopkins Hurt amicably settled. Tillman funeral held at Clark's Hill Edgefield County South Carolina. decorations of the Legion of Honor awarded to Americans delivered to US embassy and to be distributed by State Department.
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Paris
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Jeffries Ruhlins Pugilistic Scrap Faces Court Ruling
Jeffries and Ruhlin and partners continued training for two championship bouts set for February 16 in Cincinnati despite Governor Nash’s threat to use state power to stop the fight. Saengerfest Athletic Association weighs court injunction outcomes as Judge Hollister prepares to rule, with no action expected until his decision.
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Alabama Negroes Duped by Liberia Promiser Carmichael
In Gueexsnono Alabama on February 4 a one armed man calling himself Carmichael duped about 15 people from five families. They sold land and household goods and paid several hundred dollars each, hoping to be transported to Liberia. He failed to appear, and the group wired Birmingham where his company had headquarters and had him arrested.
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Carrie Nation delays protest due to snow in Topeka
Topeka reports Carrie Nation postpones planned joint demonstration to tomorrow at 7 AM because of heavy snow. She visits drug stores and warns proprietors that selling liquors will bring raids like saloons. Separate dispatch from Ashville notes town opposition to liquor dispensary and petitions to legislature. The ad promotes a one day cold cure chocolate tablets.
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Emperor Francis Joseph opens Reichsrat with speech from throne
The Austrian parliament convened as Emperor Francis Joseph delivered the throne speech. He mourned King Humbert and Queen Victoria, praised German sympathy, and affirmed efforts to restore order in China while preserving its territorial integrity. He warned no threat to European peace is anticipated.
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Bust of Hampton Sent By Senate Friends in Marble
General Wade Hampton received a marble bust sent by United States Senator Faulkner of West Virginia with a letter praising his service in the Senate. The note expresses admiration for Hampton's character and wishes him a long, continued life of usefulness and wise counsel to the people.
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Cottuma
Wade Hampton
United States
Faulkner
West Virginia
Cuba seven month trade summary shows exports and imports
War Department bulletin notes seven months ending July 31, 1900. Exports totaled 3 064 135 to domestic markets and 2 298 508 in American vessels. Imports of gold and silver abroad reached 62 415 period, with Cuba shipping 411 387 to all countries in seven months, higher than 1899.
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Pool Selling In Alabama Amends Anti-Pool Law
The Alabama pastoral union discusses amending the anti pool selling law to exempt the state fair and allow pool selling at fairs. A mass meeting may be called to act on the bill before the legislature.
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